Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

| administrator of the estate OF y. r. IOun8'
| George Pascoe having resigned.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The City Council will meet this evening in
| adjourned session.
Couture IL Leford's handkerchief party
ON Friday night will no CUB be the mos'
| move social ever given in Butte.
The sidewalk in front Of Carr's stable. on
| Main and Park, has been made passable by
the recent improvements laid down.
CAPTAIN Shepherd told q reporter yes
terday that he is trying to arrange 1or q
military ball on an extensive scale IN
November.
George Fairchild and George Gaylord,
who were sent to Warm Springs by the
Probate Court q year ago, will be DIS
charged to-day.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipI ed twenty-five bars Alice, worth
bout $14, 500. and twelve bars Moulton,
worth about 5 1000.
It is stated that two more companies OF
militia are to be organized in Butte. Thu
military spirit seems to have taken q firm
hold IN the boys here.
Alex OUDrSUAuU 0uu A. " OA
ple .ded guilty to fighting on Galena street
in the Police Court yesterday and were
fined IS and costs each.
Lincoln Post, No. 2, G. A. R., will give .
military ball on the thirteenth of October.
The object is to create u sick fund for the
relief of needy veterans.
Miss Mary E. Clark will be married at 9
u. 10. to-day at the Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church to Mr.. Travers NJ. Ford.
Rev. Clark will oficiate.
Mrs. Maddux yesterday fled her bonds in
the Probate Court and was granted letters
of I'D ministration on the estate Of her
deceased husband, 2. c. Maddux.
A deed was filed yesterday by w. Burk ct
al. t O S. Sweeney. &C nveying lot 10. block
Is, of Moves & Upton's railroad addition
to Butte, for u consideration OF $3.50.
Negotia tions are reported in progress for
a brick hotel to be erected on the north.
west corner of Park and Wyoming, to ex-
tend to the new brick stores just finished.
This evening the First Montana Rifles will
undergo inspection by the Adjutant-Gen-
eral. Members will turn put in full uniform
and no man should be absent from the
ranks.
Carl, the 5-months-old baby of J. J. Cole
died on Monday, the 10Th instant. The
funeral will take place tomorrow. Septem-
her %, at l o'clock, from the residence on
Montana street.
Benaett Brothers were yesterday making
surveys on the block burned over in South
Butte, opposite their store, preparatory to
erecting q brick warehouse there which will
be a hundred feet deep.
The arrangements between tho Northern
and Union Pacific roads to sell excursion
tickets to St. Louis, good to return over
either road, was suspended yesterday and
the tickets taken from sale.
Died in Butte, at 10 O'Clock last night.
Mary Z-relda, daughter OF John and Maggie
Benson. aged z months and 10 days.
Funeral at 8 o'clock this afternoon from
the parents residence On East Broadway.
The annual report OF the Jerry Creek
Flume Company was filed yesterday with
the Recorder. Capital stock. $50. 600, all
paid in; existing indebtedness, SIS, 900.
President, P. A. Larsey; Secretary, H.
Williams.
Thu wife of Foreman Henworth, OF the
Parrot, is living dangerously i'll of typhoid
fever at her residence on North Wyoming
street. Her many friends will regret to
learn this and trust to hear of her speedy |
recovery.
Mr.. w. A. Clark received word yesterday |
from President Potter at Omaha that he 1
was going East. to be absent about ten
days, and that on his return he would
to Butte on the all-important salt
question.
The sale of Grand Army OF the
excursion tickets to st. Louis |
begins to-day ut the Union Pacific and
Northern Pacific ticket Offices. They will
be on sale until Saturday at $3.50 for
the round trip.
A. j. Hennessy was yesterday put under
$500 bon by Judge Dingevon to appear
at 2 o'clock this afternoon to answer a
charge of grand larceny in making away
property upon which the constable
had levied an attachment.
An order was granted yesterday by the
Probate Court confirming the sale by Alice
Stevens, guardian of Robert Stevens
Ind Howard Stevens, to H.. Il. Clark and C.
8. II. Bielenberg, Of the undivided half Of
tbs north half of lots 1 and 2, block IL.
Butte, for 81 $50.
A report was given currency in yester-
lays Mining Journal that Superintendent
has ssnt in his resignation to
ne Lexington Company. It's acceptance
s doubtful, and he will probably be granted
cave OF absence for q few months, as his
health is oor.
The memorial to President Potter from
D"NAN VI wax AudlIy CO"Dl6Ge0I
Ind forwarded yesterday evening, with the
ienatures attached of the President and
OF the Board of Trade and OF
the members OF the committee. l.
The tuner u of the suicide Birdie Johnson
ook place from her late abode on Galena
treet at q O'Clock yesterday afternoon, {
Mr.. SchOheld conducted the services I
yer the remains which we're followed to {
he cemetery by a number of her friends. |
Fred Kerth is distributing maps of the |
'nlted States showing the Union Pacific &
ystem among all the offices and stores. t
ne map is at least highly colored if not t
geographically accurate. and ia q useful E
naatlon to any office in default of a n
a carpenter famed Jones fell off the n
;affolding of the rev building in conrse ~ Il
'ection at the Anaconda mine yesterdav fl
e lei! square on his head a distance Of t
gnt feet and was stunned BY the fall t
Q was removed to bis home where ha wo. t.
ION resuscitated. v
in VAUDEVILLE, Septemher o. o
'za beth Thibault, nee Agar. AGED ~ o
'ars, 10 months and 8 days. Funeral D
place today at 2 p m. from her late ~
sloence in Walkerville. She was a u
i've OF England and has q sister in Utah
10 one ID Idaho whose names and address
e unknown.
articles OF Incorporation Of Cont NJ
'rset Ivy NO.. 1902. Ancient Order of II
rosters were record yesterday. Oh. %
-, o Inc social advancement and en- Id
,ment OF it's members, relief Of ",
=. a wa destitute members, ETC.: trus- in
omas Dyer; time OF annual elect;nn a.
= thursday in December; term Of az, VT
ence' twenty years. in,
! 1emented man named Louis Fullhart tn
OF mas been leading a solitary life on a. is
the near nn;pt f y; creek: :neglecting his food bu
re po'no OF starvation. wal brought To tic
county Jail yesterday by two kI linz 90 pei
ne'ghhors. A physician made q as
gnos's OF his case and pronounced hin err
we "ee1ec mind u aascribine the cause to the fri
en- at the Jail, first, until fnrthe unosr- cr;,
'pments in the case. "''ner de- tho
in
A Fatal Nov. ouo